Birth certificate problems

[angel_eyes]

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we hav the same situation guys. my BC no JR but most of my docs includ school
records have JR.Â* but i was able to get a passport hence the req is BC, and no JR
na lang in my passport. since then tanang transaction i write with no JR na.
if u try to change whats in your BC it will take at least 10 yrs with court proceedings
ug dako na gasto. regarding kung naa ko applyan for whatever purpose, unya ako docs
dili magkasinabot magpa notarized lang ako ug joint affidavit nga ang duha ka ngalan
usa ra na nga tao.Â* hope this helps u guys.

dili man tingali abot 1thou or 500 ang affidavit ug notarize...

[monrose29]

Thanks manrose,

Your advise really helps me a lot. So gather usa ko og other supporting papers then I have to secure an affadavit. Then once I have the affidavit where should I submit it? sa NSO?

wafted,

deli na dako gasto oi pero kuti lang ka ayo... mag pa buhat ra ka og affidavit nga kanang Pearle and Pearl is the same person, more or less mga 5k cguro imong ma gasto ana.... andama lang ang uban papers nga maka support nga sa imong pag file of affidavit.. like birth certificate gikan sa NSO live birth, baptismal, marriage contract sa imong parents, and magkinahanglan pod kag mga witness ana...

in ana nahitabo pod sa akong father.. duha iyang name. teofilo og panfilo nag pabuhat lang sya og affidavit..

good luck sis.. ..

mas ma ayo nmo buhaton sis.. after u gather all your papers to support your problem.. go to NSO office ask for their assistance kong unsay next step nmo buhaton... para di naka mag balik2x sa ilang office.. ..


like sa akong case akong birthday is on may 29 but ang naka butang sa akong record sa livebirth gikan jud mismo sa NSO is may 27, what i did is ni ask ko nila og assistance unsay akong buhaton ani.. ingon ra man sila nga na-a sa record jud sa NSO ang sundon, mo pass lang ko og xerox copy sa akong mga birth sa SSS sa PAG-IBIG og uban pa para ma change.. ang NSO records jud nga sundon nila....

but sa kanang imong case.. kay name man gud nahh.... ma-o ng kuti ka ayo....

[carpe_diem]

hey i feel the same way for those who has problems with birth certificate. My name was changed already but the fact the record in the NSO still remains the same, i couldnt help but be frustrated. i sent email to the help desk officer of NSO but then, there are millions and millions of processing! i don't like how our goverment employees will work. It seems to me that they will act only if they will be given money.

[ButtHeads]

Hello,
Maybe you can try this... or contact the best person below...

Error in your name is covered under RA 9048. Instead of going to court (which was the procedure before RA 9048 was approved), you can now file the petition for change of name at the city/municipal civil registry office (C/MCRO) of ur birthplace. you hav to submit the following:

a. certified machine copy of the birth record containing the entry to be corrected;
b. not less than two(2) private or public documents upon which the correction shall be based;
c. Notice/Certificate of Posting (not yet available at the time of application);
d. Payment of three thousand Pesos (P3,000.00) as filing fee (present official receipt of payment);
e. Other documents (clearance from authorities) which maybe required by the C/MCRO. You have to visit the concerned C/MCRO for the filling up of forms.

f. Proof of publication

If your present residence is too far from her birthplace, you may file the petition at the C/MCRO nearest your residence in which case an additional Five (P500.00) Hundred Pesos service fee shall be charged by the petition-receiving C/MCRO. The steps are similar except that the filing fee of P1,000.00 shall be in the form of Postal Money Order (PMO) payable to the C/MCRO which keeps a record of your birth, and that posting (10 consecutive days) shall be done twice, one at the petition-receiving C/MCRO, and another at the C/MCRO (Record-keeping C/MCRO) which keeps her record. You can also visit the C/MCRO of your present residence for other details.

For your information and guidance.


Lourdes J. Hufana [lhufana@census.gov.ph]
Director, Civil Registration Department National Statistics Office
Vibal Bldg., cnr. Times St., West Triangle Quezon City